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    Concrete Language

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    was written in 1940. Langston uses a lot of concrete and descriptive language in his work. Langston Hughes’s essay “Salvation” uses detailed descriptions to impact the reader. Description is “a sketch or account of anything in words; a portraiture or representation in language; an enumeration of the essential qualities of a thing or species” (“description”). Authors use concrete language to influence readers. Concrete language is “based off the five senses which are hearing taste‚ sight‚ touch

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    No Sugar-Language

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    play "No Sugar"‚ Jack Davis uses language effectively with the clever use of techniques. The language is used by Davis to construct the characters and present the issues regarding the discrimination of aborigines during the Great Depression. Davis uses a range of different types of languages techniques in the play "No Sugar"‚ which include the Nyoongah language‚ formal English‚ informal English‚ and tone to shape the readers response. The native Nyoongah language is used frequently throughout the

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    Language and Age

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    in our world. Words can hurt‚ heal‚ create‚ build and transform. Language is obviously a vital tool that unites people. Every nation has their dialect and specific slang that made them unique. The variations depend also on the age categories. In American society people of each generation have been adding new meanings and new words into the conversations in order to reflect the experiences‚ beliefs and values of speakers. The language people use when talk informally to friends of the same age can be

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    A Higher Power?

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    A Higher Power Is there a higher power? How mighty is this power? These two questions do not have a right or wrong answer but for many people‚ they are definitely hard questions to answer. However‚ for me‚ these two questions still remain unanswered and I hope to discuss it further in this essay with relating to the film Bruce Almighty. Is there a higher power? Higher power is defined as an absolute being or divine nature and has the synonyms of deity‚ god‚ goddess‚ lord and many more. [1]

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    Coming Into Language

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    Coming into Language “There is more pleasure to building castles in the air than on the ground.” This quote by Edward Gibbon illustrates the intensity of writing and what gratification it can hold. When one writes‚ they are not confined to one certain formula. A person is able to express their thoughts and feelings in any way they choose. Language is a border for many people in that some cannot comprehend a certain language‚ understand how to use it‚ or recognize what is being said to them. On the

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    Impact of Language

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    Impact of Language When I was a child‚ I didn’t understand the importance of language; although‚ I spoke Spanish as my primary language‚ and English as a secondary; I was too naive to value the ability to speak multiple languages. I took pride in being Mexican‚ yet I was unable to speak the proper Spanish. It wasn’t until my teenage years‚ that I became aware through an embarrassing incident that helped me realize I was a terrible Spanish speaker and writer. Eventually‚ because of the instructor’s

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    Language and Culture

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    To what extent can the language and literature of a nation or a race reflect the history and culture of this nation or race? To what extent can the soul of a nation and the universal values in the innermost recesses of the minds of humanity be revealed in the language and literature of a given country? To those questions‚ only the person who is long engaged in the study of this field can find distinctive answers and develop unique perceptions. I believe that the perception of the historical and cultural

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    The Power of Persuasion

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    The Power of Persuasion Thesis Statement: To inform my audience about the science and the power of persuasion. Introduction I. “If you would persuade‚ you must appeal to interest rather than intellect.” These are wise words spoken by Benjamin Franklin‚ whom we all know for his roles in American History as a writer‚ scientist and politician. II. In this quote‚ Benjamin Franklin speaks of how to persuade. But why would it be important to know how to persuade? III. I always have to ask

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    culture and language

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    Can language be used as a political instrument? Language is a system of signs and meanings that usually shared by a community of people. There is no doubt that language is very important and necessary in the society. Language offers people the means for interaction and to depict ‘people‚ places and things’. (Butt and David‚ 1986) Edward Sapir (1884–1939)‚an American linguist and anthropologist‚ was the first one who proposed the idea that the power of language can influence culture and thinkings

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    Kikkongo Language

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    The Kikongo word nommo means word. It finds itself being so significant because it somewhat of a higher power in the eyes of the Congolese people. Nommo draws the line in the sand between what is considered to be alive and what is considered to be non-living. Nelson describes it as “the force that makes things live as what they are” (Kingsolver 209). By giving someone or something nommo it allows the it or them to pave its own path in life apart from all that may be. Nommo is what separates Leah

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